Sentence examples for hot streets from inspiring English sources

Uncollected garbage rots in the hot streets.

Its narrow, dusty, fiend-ishly hot streets, with their stifling odor of tropical fermentation.

There are so many kids who need to escape the hot streets of New York City.

No visitor walks the hot streets, but is sped from one casino to the next in air-conditioned cars.

That depends on your definition of safe, of course, but by day, with the dusty, hot streets thronged with shoppers, it didn't seem any worse than any other pickpocket-friendly central market area.

Hydrangeas have meant summer to me since my parents rented a tiny apartment in Long Beach to escape the hot streets of Queens and I played in my friend's hydrangea-bedecked yard.

If you're in the mood for some hot street food, look out for vendors selling curries, crepes and venison sausages.

Of the hot street-food snacks, fried dark-meat chicken was juicy, but the batter was lacking in both crispness and flavor.

The night ended with the boozeless, and perfect, Wayward Traveller (coconut cream, pineapple, matcha tea), before revellers descended to the hot street and parted ways.

By Michael Goldman The New Yorker, June 8 , 1963P. 38 In the hot street below - a dream of tawdry View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick.

Attaching the name of the latest hot street artist to a new line of Nike clothing may make both sides lots of money.